Just not enough good jobs to go around in SA
Jobs are the biggest issue facing South Australia according to the Sunday Mail’s landmark Your Say SA 2020 survey – but an overwhelming number are concerned about a particular issue: Under-employment.
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Premier Steven Marshall’s big problem
Premier Steven Marshall’s popularity has slumped, according to more than 4000 polled South Australians. But what are his chances of re-election at the next state election?
Liberal rising star sorry for bottom slap
Sam Duluk, the Liberal MP at the centre of a harassment claim by fellow MP Connie Bonaros, has public apologised — and resigned from a powerful parliamentary committee.
Premier Steven Marshall’s popularity slides
It’s official – Premier Steven Marshall’s honeymoon period is over, according to an exclusive poll of more than 4000 South Australians. But it isn’t good news for Peter Malinauskas either.
Duluk accused of harassment by fellow MP
The Member for Waite has been revealed as the MP at the centre of a harassment complaint lodged after last year’s parliament Christmas party.
Subs workers’ tense wait for key decision
A decision on whether 700 shipyard jobs will stay in South Australia or move to Western Australia could still be weeks away.
Rate cap dies but bin tax rises
The State Government’s failed push for a cap on council rates will stay dumped in 2020 but a bigger tax on rubbish will arrive with the new year.
Headlines we’d rather not see in 2020
This year has brought plenty of issues which could go one way or the other. Here’s the potential outcomes the State Government will want to avoid.
Holiday booking giant backs party house crackdown
Stories of wild gatherings and all-night noise at notorious “party houses” prompted calls for a crackdown – and one of Australia’s leading holiday rental websites has backed the call.
Party’s over: Host of trouble over ‘homes for hire’ boom
Stories of wild gatherings with bikies, strippers and all-night noise at notorious “party houses” has caught the State Government’s attention — and now they’re considering a crackdown.
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